Panorama from inside the Lady Chapel of Christchurch Priory. The Lady Chapel has plain stone walls with ornate carving and a large, east facing, stained glass window. Plaques on the walls give details of some of the interred found here.

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The Lady Chapel is at the eastern end of Christchurch Priory. It was completed in the 15C and is built in early Gothic Perpendicular style. Below the large stained glass window are Reredos (a screen) which also dates from the 15C. This was originally decorated with paint & gold leaf, some traces of which can still be seen today on the restored plain stonework. The altar at the far end of the Lady Chapel is made of a single piece of Purbeck Marble from the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset, and is 3.3m long and 1.2m wide.

The Lady Chapel is accessed via North and South Quire Aisles that run along either side of the Great Quire from the nave.

1-2 Quay Rd
Christchurch, BH23 1BU
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Christchurch Priory is close to Christchurch town center. The main entrance to the church faces Church Street.